Mission and Vision

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Mission Statement

The Michigan Primary Care Consortium is a collaborative public/private partnership created to improve the system of delivery of prevention services and the management of chronic disease in primary care settings throughout Michigan by aligning quality improvement initiatives, addressing gaps, and engaging in problem-solving strategies to assure a patient-centered medical home for everyone.

Vision Statement

Through collaboration involving primary care, public health, and other key stakeholders, major system-level barriers are resolved and every Michigan resident has a patient-centered medical home that is consistently providing evidence-based preventive and chronic disease care. Changes to sustain quality care have been embedded into primary care practices across the state.

Guiding Principles

The Consortium’s activities will reflect its guiding principles:

  • The purpose of the Michigan Primary Care Consortium (MPCC) is to implement strategic plans intended to resolve system barriers that affect primary care and ultimately improve the quality and efficiency of health care services delivered in primary care settings throughout the state
  • Primary care services delivered to Michigan residents should routinely incorporate high quality, culturally sensitive, prevention and chronic disease management services.
  • Collaboration is essential to restore primary care as the base or lynch pin of the healthcare system.
  • The MPCC supports and encourages transformation at all levels of the healthcare system – individual, primary healthcare practice, community, region, state, and national levels.

Last update March 16, 2010